Things to get done: did someone already do borders and settlement??
the changes that are needed to accomplish a solution
the compromises we (as the Moderate Arab...whatever) are willing to make to get this done
and we need to discuss if our groups outcome needs enforcement and if so, by whom and what cost.- we can do this one together.
i fixed some stuff so could you re-copy and paste the things below to the correct slides? i did all of the point of views and the plan for stability. King Abdullah and King Mubarak's Peace Plan for stability:
the two- state solution is key to establish peace, regaining all Arab rights and setting up an independent Palestinian state over Palestinian soil, demand that Israel stop all its one- sideds measures, especially the expansion of settlements, among other plans that threaten the identity of Jerusalem and its holy sites, and offers Israel a recognition by all Arab countries if it quits all lands it occupied in the 1967 Six-Day War, including East Jerusalem.
evidence:if not done early, another war will be occuring in this region, peace efforts have not been effective.
point of view on security: if peace is not established security will be damaged. to bring security among these states need to bring Arab and Islamic states into a global anti-terrorism coalition. Also, an independent Palestinian state on Palestinian soil living in security and peace side by side with Israel will maintain a danger- free region. point of view on refugees: blames Palestinian leaders for the refugee problems. leaders gave arabs false and unsubstantiated promises that they were not alone; that 80 million Arabs and 400 million Muslims would instantly and miraculously come to their rescue. Jordan will not allow for any additional numbers of refugees to be added to the existing numbers and will not grant nationality to any new refugees because refugees has caused economic burdens in Jordan. point of view on jerusalem:
sees Jerusalem as a city with 3 monotheistic states so both condemns all Israeli measures to change the identity of Jerusalem and empty it of its Arab Christian and Muslim residents and need to stop it.
borders : believe that Jerusalem should be shared by both Israel and Arabs
Also, believe the U.N. should step in and resolve this issue (compromises)
hostility and fighting must end so that people can live more peaceful lives. Arabs must understand that Jerusalem is in the hands of Israel and that they could possibly share sections of the area.
the changes that are needed to accomplish a solution
the compromises we (as the Moderate Arab...whatever) are willing to make to get this done
and we need to discuss if our groups outcome needs enforcement and if so, by whom and what cost.- we can do this one together.
i fixed some stuff so could you re-copy and paste the things below to the correct slides? i did all of the point of views and the plan for stability.
King Abdullah and King Mubarak's Peace Plan for stability:
the two- state solution is key to establish peace, regaining all Arab rights and setting up an independent Palestinian state over Palestinian soil, demand that Israel stop all its one- sideds measures, especially the expansion of settlements, among other plans that threaten the identity of Jerusalem and its holy sites, and offers Israel a recognition by all Arab countries if it quits all lands it occupied in the 1967 Six-Day War, including East Jerusalem.
evidence:if not done early, another war will be occuring in this region, peace efforts have not been effective.
point of view on security:
if peace is not established security will be damaged. to bring security among these states need to bring Arab and Islamic states into a global anti-terrorism coalition. Also, an independent Palestinian state on Palestinian soil living in security and peace side by side with Israel will maintain a danger- free region.
point of view on refugees:
blames Palestinian leaders for the refugee problems. leaders gave arabs false and unsubstantiated promises that they were not alone; that 80 million Arabs and 400 million Muslims would instantly and miraculously come to their rescue. Jordan will not allow for any additional numbers of refugees to be added to the existing numbers and will not grant nationality to any new refugees because refugees has caused economic burdens in Jordan.
point of view on jerusalem:
sees Jerusalem as a city with 3 monotheistic states so both condemns all Israeli measures to change the identity of Jerusalem and empty it of its Arab Christian and Muslim residents and need to stop it.
borders : believe that Jerusalem should be shared by both Israel and Arabs
Also, believe the U.N. should step in and resolve this issue (compromises)
hostility and fighting must end so that people can live more peaceful lives. Arabs must understand that Jerusalem is in the hands of Israel and that they could possibly share sections of the area.